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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Lobo Lurker" data-source="post: 1936172" data-attributes="member: 25172">The road less travelled...Your group heads out of town using the Old Road. It looks like it was once in good repair, but has since fallen into disuse. While it isn't filled with broken bricks, it is full of dried out runnels, cracked clay, scattered pieces of stones and the detritus of time (Yina spots a rag doll half-baked into the clay strewn soil.On either side of the road, a barren wasteland stretches forth as far as the eye can see. In the distance you can see a pair of wagons and a large number of cattle or sheep heading towards Oakhurst. The barking of dogs can be faintly heard in the distance.As you continue your trek, the sky slowly darkens. True to the old man's words, you haven't seen a single living thing (apart from the scrub & sparse bundles of tough grasses that seems to thrive in just about every environment). As the last of the day's light fades, you give thanks to whatever diety or divine force you worship that there is only light cloud cover... the stars should be bright tonight, and with some forboding, you not that there is no moon.OOC: You can camp or continue trying to navigate by starlight. The road is lined with scrub and stones, so you won't wander from the road unless you want to. However, it may be hard to spot the ravine noted on the map as it's located just a short way's distace from the road.Note: Yossariad, Yina, & Strahm have lowlight vision, and can actually see pretty well at night. But Ma-Barak & Alfonso are basically blind (unless someone has a light-source).</blockquote>

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